Exchange Book

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Exchange Server 2010
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William R. Stanek
Author and Series Editor

Administrator’s Pocket Consultant

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Table of Contents
Chapter 1 Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Administration Overview
Exchange Server 2010 and Your Hardware Microsoft Exchange Server 2010 Editions Exchange Server and Windows Services for Exchange Server Exchange Server Authentication and Security Exchange Server Security Groups Exchange Server and Active Directory Understanding How Exchange Stores InformationUnderstanding How Exchange Routes Messages Using the Graphical Administration Tools Using the Command-Line Administration Tools

Chapter 6 Mailbox Administration
Creating Special-Purpose Mailboxes Using Room and Equipment Mailboxes Creating Room and Equipment Mailboxes Creating Linked Mailboxes Creating Forwarding Mailboxes Creating Archive Mailboxes Managing Mailboxes: The Essentials ViewingCurrent Mailbox Size, Message Count, and Last Logon Setting Alternate Mailbox Display Names for Multilanguage Environments Hiding Mailboxes from Address Lists Defining Custom Mailbox Attributes for Address Lists Moving Mailboxes Moving Mailboxes: The Essentials Performing Offline Mailbox Moves Performing Online Mailbox Moves Importing and Exporting Mailbox Data

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Configuring Mailbox Delivery Restrictions, Permissions, and Storage Limits Setting Message Size Restrictions for Contacts Setting Message Size Restrictions on Delivery to and from Individual Mailboxes Setting Send and Receive Restrictions for Contacts Setting Message Send and Receive Restrictions on Individual Mailboxes Permitting Others to Access a Mailbox Forwarding E-mail to a New...